It’s already been more than a year since Rails 5.0 was released — in fact, Rails 5.2 is now around the corner. Some of you may still be using version 4.2.x and feeling good about it. There’s nothing wrong with you. On the flip side, in my opinion, you should
In Go versus ROR Applications debates, it’s often noted that Go’s syntax is less flexible and very strict, which affects the developer’s productivity.
As the Ruby on Rails community becomes increasingly mature, additional time is spent optimizing different aspects of the Ruby framework rather than creating a completely new web application. This means performance and memory consumption start to play a significant role in its day-to-day development. So now we have much more instantaneous communication, lots of
It is important to collect aggregated statistics so that management can analyze the data and make well-informed decisions. Sphere was retained by a client in the recruiting industry who, among other things, needed to collect the following data: Total shifts posted Total hours posted Total shifts worked Total hours worked Average length of shifts
